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Obasanjo Urges Rich Nigerians to Support the Less Privileged

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Former President Olusegun Obasanjo recently urged wealthy Nigerians to take action to help the impact of the ongoing economic hardships faced by less privileged citizens.

He made this appeal during the 25th edition of the Omo Olowu Day celebration, which took place at the Oba Odeleye Park in Oke-Sokori, Abeokuta.

Obasanjo emphasized the importance of community support, stating that affluent individuals have a crucial role in uplifting those struggling in these challenging times.

He believes that collective efforts can make a significant difference in improving the living conditions of many Nigerians.

During the event, Ogun State Governor Dapo Abiodun echoed Obasanjo’s sentiments by highlighting the need for collaboration between his administration and the Owu Kingdom to boost sectors like agriculture, trade, and business.

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This partnership aims to foster economic growth and achieve food security for the state.

Governor Abiodun expressed his commitment to enhancing Ogun State’s tourism potential, emphasizing that his administration is dedicated to developing the tourism sector as part of a broader strategy for social and infrastructural advancement.

He stated that a focus on grassroots development is essential and that the people must be central to the state’s future-building efforts.

The governor remarked, “This festival serves as a powerful reminder of our rich cultural heritage while reinforcing values such as communal harmony, love, and unity—principles that remain vital in today’s society.”

He mentioned how the state’s culture and traditions not only shape its identity but also inspire progress within communities.

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Abiodun also acknowledged the remarkable achievements made by the state in recent years, showcasing how cultural festivals like Omo Olowu Day celebrate both heritage and progress.

He welcomed collaboration from individuals, businesses, and the private sector, urging them to join in the mission to promote cultural enrichment and economic development.


 

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Ned Nwoko’s Wives, Regina Daniels and Laila, Celebrate Their Marriages on Social Media

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Billionaire businessman Ned Nwoko’s wives, Regina Daniels and Laila, have shared heartwarming posts celebrating their unions with him.

Regina, marking five years of marriage, posted photos with Ned on Instagram, writing:

“If this is what 5 years looks like, then I’m looking forward to 10…20…and forever. So help me God! Amennn.”

Shortly after, Laila, Ned’s Moroccan wife, also took to social media to express her love for their marriage, writing:

“Forever together baby.”

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Fans praised the harmony between the co-wives, with many commending their public show of unity.

 


 

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Regina Daniels Reacts to Co-Wife Laila’s Post on 14-Year Marriage with Ned Nwoko

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Actress Regina Daniels has responded to a heartfelt post by her co-wife, Laila, celebrating 14 years of marriage with their husband, Ned Nwoko.

Commenting on Laila’s post, Regina expressed her affection and reminded her co-wife of their shared bond with Nwoko. She wrote, “See loveee o. He’s yours forever lala,” adding a love emoji.

In response, Laila highlighted the importance of mutual respect, stating, “Respect is a beautiful thing.”

The exchange has drawn admiration from fans, who praised the harmony between the two co-wives.


 

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Police Arrest Suspected Child Trafficker in Imo, Rescue Three Stolen Children

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The Imo State Police Command’s Quick Intervention Team has arrested a suspected child trafficker, Mrs. Chinelo Onwuasonya, 36, and rescued three abducted children.

Onwuasonya, described as a notorious figure in child trafficking, was apprehended on Wednesday at Amajeke Park, Owerri, with the children she allegedly abducted from different locations in the state.

Commissioner of Police, Aboki Danjuma, praised the operation, stating that the children—Chinecherem Eze (3), Delight Eze (1), and Okeke Favour (3)—have been reunited with their families.

“This success highlights our commitment to protecting children and combating trafficking. We urge the public to report any suspicious activities,” Danjuma said, reaffirming the command’s dedication to eradicating child trafficking in Imo State.


 

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